Reddit is a really good place to share posts and is the reason we picked it up after Twitter, that said it's not as easy and you gotta do some research or test your way through subreddits over time. Many have way too many rules, don't accept links from non-giant platforms/socials but there's a lot of smaller-medium sized ones that don't care about that. I've been in contact with some people to put some research into this to create some lists of where people could share more frequently without getting shadow/banned to give others some ideas in a compilation post. But everyone is free to already share and earn some rewards for it in terms of comment upvotes or POSH through @redditposh. We're going to also increase the POSH issuance towards Reddit as currently it's 25/250 with the rest going towards Twitter which is on a break atm while we revamp the way it works due to the API changes.
Feel free to check it out btw, similar to Twitter this also requires people to sign up on hiveposh.com so we'd know who to reward here based on their Reddit shares (if not signed up posh and hive rewards will go to @null/hbdstabilizer), you can see some shares in the daily posts getting up to 20 POSH which is like 5 Hive these days so it's on a good way towards incentivizing more and better sharing over time.
Edit: another thing to note that the hive links don't need to be shared as links to earn POSH neither, they can also be shared in the body as seen by some of the submissions that earned POSH recently on @redditposh.
You do have to be sensitive to subreddit rules and culture, and even if you do share Hive links it can't be the main thing you do with your account. That said, on Twitter and such you really need to have an established following, Reddit has potential for massive views even if you have 0 followers.
Looking back at my own record on Reddit, some of my posts there have likely had tens to hundreds of thousands of views (they don't have view counters on Reddit, but you can estimate based on upvotes and comments, you can get way more views than either of those) and I obviously don't have a single follower on Reddit. And I'm just some guy who just sometimes makes posts.
Also, the posts I've had which made for such views had so much less effort involved in the making than basically anything we post on Hive. They were all shorter than this comment.